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Educational Programmes for
Students and Curious Minds
We work with schools, educators, and young people to build understanding of the bioeconomy and its role in Ireland’s sustainable future.
BEST Network
Educational resources for primary and secondary students to learn about the bioeconomy, including our famous Beo and Raja comics!
Environmental Innovators - TY Course
Working with Agri Aware, we have produced a course for TY students that explores how we can maximise our resources to produce food sustainably.
Could Ireland, and Donegal student Arya Satheesh, be the next global champion of The Earth Prize?
Could Ireland, and Donegal student Arya Satheesh, be the next global champion of The Earth Prize? Arya…
Bioeconomy Lesson Plans
Download any of our bioeconomy lesson plans, targeted to teachers in both primary and secondary. Created by BiOrbic researchers and/or teachers!
Public Engagement
Building a Better Future Together
We connect research with society through accessible engagement, storytelling and participation. Through public events and outreach, BiOrbic aims to make the bioeconomy relevant, understandable and connected to everyday life, while supporting dialogue around climate, sustainability and circular systems.
The BioBus - Public Initiative
We are keen to learn from the public how we can support them to drive a sustainable, circular bioeconomy. That’s why in 2023 we coordinated a national campaign to have conversations with the Irish public in every county.
Generation Glas - Youth Programme
Bringing together young people from across Ireland and supports them to become confident ambassadors for sustainability. Through an extended programme, participants connect with researchers, policymakers, and experts while building the knowledge and skills to represent their communities and drive change.
Science on Tap, BiOrbic Researchers at Pint of Science
Science on Tap, BiOrbic Researchers at Pint of Science Last month, the annual Pint of Science…
Solar Powering DreamWorks’ Bee Movie
Solar Powering DreamWorks’ Bee Movie On Saturday, 18 April 2026, young people from the Generation Glas…
Stakeholder Collaboration
Creating Impact Through Partnership
BiOrbic works closely with industry, policymakers, communities and research partners to help shape a sustainable bioeconomy. By fostering collaboration across sectors, we support knowledge exchange, innovation and informed decision-making, ensuring research delivers meaningful impact for society, the environment and the economy.
RestPoll
Restoring Pollinator habitats across European agricultural landscapes based on multi-actor participatory approaches.
Farm Zero C
Many of our research project sites are open to visits from a variety of stakeholders. The discussions that take place during these visits are vital for determining the direction of our research and in keeping our activities transparent.
New Irish-US Partnership Aims To Strengthen the Transatlantic Bioeconomy
New Irish-US Partnership Aims To Strengthen the Transatlantic Bioeconomy Irish and US research leaders, BiOrbic Research…
Tullow Community School crowned winners of Agri Aware’s and BiOrbic’s Environmental Innovator Programme
Tullow Community School crowned winners of Agri Aware’s and BiOrbic’s Environmental Innovator Programme The Environmental Innovators…
Events & Workshops
Hands-on Sessions to Learn
We develop and host events for all age groups and audiences.
Science on Tap, BiOrbic Researchers at Pint of Science
Science on Tap, BiOrbic Researchers at Pint of Science Last month, the annual Pint of Science festival took place across Ireland, with BiOrbic researchers participating in events in both Cork and Dublin. Caption: L-R, Dublin speakers Prafulla Sabanwar, Luana Carnaval…
Experts and Industry Gather to Explore Sustainable Nutrient Recovery Solutions
Experts and Industry Gather to Explore Sustainable Nutrient Recovery Solutions Last week, the second installment of the NPower workshop series concluded at University College Dublin in collaboration with BiOrbic. The fourth workshop in the ‘Best Practice’ series focused on identifying…
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Solar Powering DreamWorks’ Bee Movie
Solar Powering DreamWorks’ Bee Movie On Saturday, 18 April 2026, young people from the Generation Glas…
Bioeconomy Ireland Week
Our annual week long festival invites all and supports public groups to contribute events and activities, raising awareness and making a positive impact.
